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When a NODE_UP us received after a previous NODE_DOWN, I would like to terminate the NODE_UP after 60 seconds.  Can anyone tell me how to do this?

When a node goes down, I get an alarm in the alarm browser.  When the node comes back up I get a Node up alarm in the alarm browser.  What I need is:
When the node up alarm arrives, I need the node down alarm to removed from the active alarms and the node up alarm to stay for 60 seconds, then be removed.  Is this possible?

While implementing NetXMS, I have disabled all Event Processing Policies except node down/up and Interface down/up.  I received a "Native agent is not responding" and "Package hpeuefi-mod updated" alarms.  Are some alarms not controlled so they can't be disabled?

Thank you Victor, that worked perfectly.

Hello,
I have created a container named "Critical Nodes" and any object assigned to that container will have an attribute named "CriticalNode" set to 1.  When I get a node down alarm, I would like to check if CriticalNode equals 0 and set an alarm severity to warning or minor.  I am new to NetXMS.

I can ping the nodes (1 linux and 1 Windows 10 Pro) and a status poll says the node is connected however a configuration poll can't connect to the nxagent and says it is an internal error.

So, the last step of the installation says to do "/<path>/netxmsd -d" to start netxms as a daemon/service.

When I issue that command as root user ot sd podtgres user,  it gets ignored

CentOS 8 on VMWare, PostgreSQL 10

I finally got it to work using:
./configure --prefix=/opt/netxms --libdir=/opt/netxms/lib64 --with-server --with pgsql --with-agent --with-openssl --with-snmp

Then I had to learn the correct way to install/configure PostgreSQL 10.

I must say that the installation section of the Administrators Guide leaves ALOT to be desired.  The author 'assumes' the knowledge level of the user and should assume the user has little to no knowledge of the subject matter.

I was sifting through the config.log file and saw some errors.  I am attaching the config.log file.

Should I uninstall automake and autoconf then?  I did not specify their use, I installed them so configure would run all the way through without error.

I did unpack into an empty into an empty directory and like I said above, I kept installing packages that configure complained about until I go a clean configure run.  I am running the exact configure that is stated in the admin guide.  ./configure --with-server --with-pgsql --with-agent

The configure completes without error and the failure is with make (see output above)

Distro is CentOS 8.1 and I got the source from netxms.org/download

Using version 3-3.285, configure fails and I had t use --disable-dependency-checking to get it to finish.  The next step is to run "make".  make is missing.  Also, I had to install gcc, gcc-c++, libssh, libssh-devel - adding nogpgcheck, pcre, pcre-devel, posgresql, PostgreSQL-devel and use --disable-mgtt

I am at an impass and need to move forward.  Any suggestions would be appreciated.
UPDATE:  After performing dnf install make make, automake, git, mosquito, and mosquito-devel, I can successfully run ./configure --with-server --with-pgsql --with-agent,  but make fails with:

CDPATH="$(ZSH_VERSION+." && cd . && /bin/sh /root/netxms-3.3.285/config/missing aclocal-1.16 -I m4 fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories) : .git configure.ac:12: error: AC_INIT should be called with package and version arguments /usr/share/aclocal-1.16/init.m4:29 AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE is expanded from...
configure.ac:12 the top level
autom4te: /usr/bin/m4 failed with exit status 1
aclocal-1.16: error: echo failed with exit status 1
make *** [Makefile:472: sclocal.m4] Error 1

 

Using version 3-3.285 on CentOS 8.1.